Each day individuals from around the world visit the Women in Standards to learn about standards development and standardization.
You can be that source of truth for those thousands of individuals that visit Women in Standards, your community for standards volunteers and professionals.
Women in Standards has welcomed Standardization experts from around the world to share their knowledge.
We’ve included just a few of the many speakers we’ve welcomed, visit our recording library to view their presentations and reach out to volunteer today.
Volunteer to present on a standards related topic or coordinate with fellow standards experts to speak on a panel.
Not sure what topic to cover? Visit our “Inspiration Center” for a few suggestions.
Still not sure? Sign up to present and we’ll work with you to identify a topic.
To volunteer please use our Presenter Submission Form, click here.
Interested in writing an article for Women in Standards or presenting on a topic at a Women in Standards webinar or panel but not sure what topic to cover? We are here to help! Please find below a few suggestions to inspire you!
What is a standard?
How are standards developed?
How does your organization develop standards?
What is your “I volunteered for a Standards Committee story”?
How has your industry used standards to solve a problem?
What is a relevant, new development in the field?
What is an interesting ‘history of standards’ story that you’ve learned about?
Tell us about that time you developed a standard, was their drama? Intrigue? Conflict?
How do you see standards changing over time?
Why do you participate in standards?
How can technology support standards development?
Share your knowledge and expertise and support the professional development of others in your community.
Gain visibility for you and your organization.
Be a thought leader.
Need an article idea? Visit our “Inspiration Center” for a few suggestions.
To submit your article, email your draft article to admin@womeninstandards.org.
Audience:
Women in Standards readers are volunteers in standards development including professors, students, consumers and consumer advocates, corporate and government professionals and individuals working at standards development organizations and consortia groups.
They are diverse, visiting from countries from around the world and bringing with them a myriad of life experiences and points of view. They are seeking new ideas, knowledge, motivation, and comradery.
Women in Standards readers are seeking different viewpoints and approaches to standardization and thoughtful discussions of difficult challenges facing standardization.
Publication Rules:
Your submission must be relevant and appropriate. Your community is seeking your knowledge and expertise in standards development and standardization.
Submitting an article gives the Women in Standards the rights to publish and edit, if needed. Women in Standards will review all submissions and make minor changes for readability, organization, and consistency with other Women in Standards publications prior to publication.
Women in Standards reserves the right to refuse a submitted article for any reason. Date of publication will depend on topic, relevance to the current editorial calendar, and other factors as applicable.
Standards Guides are volunteers that support fellow members.
Standards Guides contribute their expertise in many ways, what option works best for you?
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